What's your favorite doubled die ?

Let's see....I've always loved the 43 P double eye....

 

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My favorite would be the 1955 Lincoln. It is my birth year.
I do own the poor man's version but alas don't think I will ever own the dramatic one.

 

I have a '55; I think it's the Po' Man's (never knew if that is a legit variety error coin tho' ).

 

My favorite that I own, a 1901 DDR. I cherry picked this one about 5 years ago.

 

For me it's the 1955 cent. About 30 years ago, Bowers had a raw one I fell in love with. The second set of images were taken many years later than the first.

 

I have cherry picked 5 1939 DDR Jefferson nickels

2 1945 P Jeff's

and some others, I can't remember them right now

 

I hope to snag the 1955 but for now mine is the 1972 dd. Picked it up about a month ago.

 

That's a great looks coin, on my wish list.

 

That 55 is still outstanding even thought it darken. In that PCI holder my what a corner stone of collecting.two thumbs up

 

I like the 55 too don’t own one though

 

I will never skip an opportunity to show this off.
I've found several other doubled dies but this is my favorite find to-date:

 

Here’s the one from my collection:

 

Ok lots of 72's. I will add this one to the thread:

1942P DDR-001

 

This was my first one.

 

My best one grade wise.


I have one more shy one that has toned who is hiding on my computer

Lesser known DDO, had privilege to go through a full mint bag for an old timer ( now deceased) for 5 rolls of the cents and half of any varieties. Found a number of these. I believe the number has changed since photo. DDO-007



Jim

 

Now that's a loaded question for me. Because that's mostly what I'm hunting for in rolls. I like them all. My latest find was a 2015 P Cent WDDO-004 Best of Variety.

 

@desertgem I have searched and searched for that one. I was beginning to believe I would only see one in a book.

 

P&G, here is another one from a different mint bag of cents

 

My favorite.

 

Rub it in why don't ya?